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LINK $8.24 +5.00%
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AAVE $99.19 +6.03%
SUI $0.7533 +4.83%
XLM $0.1838 +1.45%
ZEC $544.77 +6.72%
BTC $64,467.78 +3.95%
ETH $1,866.64 +5.75%
BNB $579.79 +2.84%
XRP $1.10 +3.61%
SOL $77.00 +2.73%
TRX $0.3253 -0.15%
DOGE $0.0743 +4.14%
ADA $0.1636 +4.03%
BCH $236.76 +0.29%
LINK $8.24 +5.00%
HYPE $64.93 +1.96%
AAVE $99.19 +6.03%
SUI $0.7533 +4.83%
XLM $0.1838 +1.45%
ZEC $544.77 +6.72%

Data: The inflow of stablecoins from million-level whales on Binance has halved compared to September last year, indicating a decrease in risk appetite among large whales

2026-05-30 18:37:58
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Analyst Darkfost stated that since September 2025, the inflow of stablecoins from million-level whales on Binance has halved, dropping from approximately $62 billion per month to $33 billion, indicating a significant reduction in the participation of large whales in the cryptocurrency market.

When a large amount of stablecoins flows into trading platforms, it usually indicates that the market is regaining interest and is about to be repriced. A decrease in inflow suggests that large capital is exiting the market. Monitoring whales remains one of the best ways to gauge potential market sentiment. Currently, the US-Iran conflict and its ripple effects are still creating a lot of uncertainty, making risk management crucial.

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